1 History & Culture · 1.1.10 Post-Gupta India and Harsha
1.1.10.3 Harsha's religion, literary works and Hiuen Tsang's account
Harsha began as a Shaiva and became a patron of Mahayana Buddhism, wrote three Sanskrit plays, and gave us, through Hiuen Tsang and Bana, the fullest picture of north India in the seventh century.
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- Harsha
- Mahayana
- Ratnavali
- Priyadarshika
- Nagananda
- Banabhatta
- Kadambari
- Hiuen Tsang
- Si-Yu-Ki
- Nalanda
- Shilabhadra
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